The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
THE CAMPAIGN OF ISLANDER.
FW0 MORE CHARGES OF WASTE PAPER
AIMED AT COZ. FELLOWa

Just Ike fuutxorB Cooper Institute debut.
Despite the fact that the managers OF the
meeting tried to hold him down. and, notwith-
standing be had nothing to say. Judas got
up and made an exhibition Of himself.
30 II was with the iunk journal yesterday.
two. It opened It's mud batteries again yester-
day. The provooation was found In some
waste paper that retail dealer In junk had
palmsd OF On Pulitzer In exchange for unsold
Worlds. The papers In question are In the
shane OF promissory note for $50 signed by
John II. Follows, and comics Of o complaint
and answer In suit upon tho note In the mat
Ter OF an old poker dispute Of eleven years ago.
The matter was long ago settled to the salts
faction Of the man who 10 falsely made to APP
pear as an injured party.
Tho campaign Of Islander was resumed with
sdouble-bsrrelled gun. and the charge Of tho
other barrel was also waste paper. Alleged
copies Of notes written by Col Fellows to
Tweed IN February, 1878, we're printed In the
Dewey and repaid within week. The Times.
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Of an sttempt az Siibery With such pitfialls
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The desperate efforts Of the tradueers q COL
Fellows, their lavish use OF money and the
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Gol, Fellows yisitsd bis twenty sixth street
heaaegsrtersa the State e. Computes rooms at
fns honmaaa house use ana tho New Apns5Isrdihm
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tie Iist again sun renortsr saw him At his
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out Of the hustle and excitement and away
he oEoTSs q thee Pa afeSs ?. oskoa III,
s% soFy that ssnngs l ;: At a. doa thsss
they began In the morning and lasted ali day,
BIT n they Are az st the same time and scattered
The reporter asked Col. Fellows about the
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rot something to throw at me, They began
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These 1ittle things must have been very assid-
SSou.y Looked for tS be FesSuITeUtsd after 'h
Wonder 4 thsy would b sonsidsiIsd = sIsu-
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By most New Workers frem their own m n. q g;
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snd q 0So pity s% SoSG iaSoSed could b did,
torted Into the sembIance Of bribery 10 r.
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looked upon It as an accommodation from Mr.,
TE .rd M It ns WAS got through my personal
II cannot deny that was foolish enough to
seose yss sse
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s1sss many Do a pssGEf Even those Who thinL 4
wrong may have, played cards in their own n
afss III. rSvssa N.Y.
tss. HEY hsvo both boon t. see ps, and 6a s
SsSlainsd any share In giving publicity to tho
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there Il actually fS soms IT, a Ths
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form Was At ths eiose Of the presiding, yesF.
81 an sought Il
b out Ry use Of the sst thss
Time Nj. aarvin's term expired. But t6s
association Is only On apparent one. not not. rssl
Of Tweed could be finished. the preparation
and the q the oss
Esrs HsssSs pGoRnor md PscEhsm. III;
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But on the day before L was to be needed I
tion. II was . note. and It had been dis
Fostsr Dewey fS '. asked him. n sass did not
got The money the next day whsths, !, he Sopld
me word that could have money the next day
wound hsSs send H. TWssd or III.
On the following day found that the money
bd not q Ss hsf SS s sspa dys oR the
response. and thinking that the matter had
been forgotten, I sent another MESSAGE, !
was nearly 8 O'clock when the Response came
not 500. Mr. Tweed or have one word With him
about the matter then or afterWard, Within
week repaid the money. sendingf II back as
had received It. by y messenger"
"What about the Stauf mRtterW
well. guess Mr.. Stauf must have read that
story before heard OF its publication; Here
10 letter that he handed me this morning"
This was the letter:
The statement appearing In the World relating 70
claim Of mine against John r. Fellows does tnat gepte-
truth d.
Mr. Fellows did, at one time oppose the payment Of
this claim believing that he had been wronEed but
attsTWaId settled u In full with me. greatly reGIet
thai attempt has been made 70 use the matter 10 Ms
Injury, have for time been 0ndeAvoTtng 70 dot
''-'~'' ~ GHoRGH A. srAUH
J,W, 4. Fowler, who was confidential clerk
TO Col. Fellows Mt the time OF tho StRuf incl
dent. said that II was on his advice thut Col.
Fellows Iefqsed to pay the claim against him
II ia mn WAY nv,fn m nd